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*Weight changes from items such as the Metal Box do not affect the speed of throws affected by weight.
*Weight changes from items such as the Metal Box do not affect the speed of throws affected by weight.
*The European PAL version of the original ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]'' is the only version of any ''Smash'' game where [[Link]] and [[Captain Falcon]] do not weigh the same.
*The European PAL version of the original ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]'' is the only version of any ''Smash'' game where [[Link]] and [[Captain Falcon]] do not weigh the same.
*For some characters, weights in the ''Smash'' series are sometimes inconsistent with those for said characters in other games, possibly due to balancing purposes rather than accuracy to source material.  
*For some characters, weights in the ''Smash'' series are sometimes inconsistent with those for said characters in other games, possibly due to balancing purposes rather than accuracy to source material. [[Yoshi]], for example, is a heavyweight in every ''Smash'' title, but is in the medium and light classes in the ''Mario Kart'' series. The inverse is true for [[Rosalina]], although the weight class of karts seems to be based on a character's size instead of how much they actually weigh (Rosalina is very tall, which might dictate her kart's size and weight). Another character, [[Mewtwo]], weighs 269 pounds/122 kilograms according to the Pokédex, but is one of the lightest characters in every ''Smash'' game in which it is a playable character. However, it is explained in ''Melee'' that Mewtwo is easier to send flying around due to it using its psychic powers to constantly float. [[Sephiroth]] is, similarly, one of the lightest humanoid characters, despite having a canon given weight of 191 pounds; whether this is due to using telekinetic movement or simply to suit his ''Ultimate'' playstyle is not currently explained.
**[[Yoshi]] is a heavyweight in every ''Smash'' title, but is in the medium and light classes in the ''Mario Kart'' series. The inverse is true for [[Rosalina]], although the weight class of karts seems to be based on a character's size instead of how much they actually weigh (Rosalina is very tall, which might dictate her kart's size and weight).
**[[Mewtwo]] weighs 269 pounds/122 kilograms according to the Pokédex, but is one of the lightest characters in every ''Smash'' game in which it is a playable character. However, it is explained in ''Melee'' that Mewtwo is easier to send flying around due to it using its psychic powers to constantly float.  
**[[Sephiroth]] is similarly one of the lightest humanoid characters, despite having a canon given weight of 191 pounds; whether this is due to using telekinetic movement or simply to suit his ''Ultimate'' playstyle is unclear.
*Losing 27 units from his debut in the original game to ''Melee'', [[Donkey Kong]] has the largest weight reduction of any character in the series from one game to the next.
*Losing 27 units from his debut in the original game to ''Melee'', [[Donkey Kong]] has the largest weight reduction of any character in the series from one game to the next.
**[[Fox]]’s weight reduction from the first installment to ''Melee'' is the second most prolific, as he was originally a middleweight with 100 units but lost 25 units in the transition, and has remained a lightweight in each installment ever since.
**[[Fox]]’s weight reduction from the first installment to ''Melee'' is the second most prolific, as he was originally a middleweight with 100 units but lost 25 units in the transition, and has remained a lightweight in each installment ever since.

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